I guess Lindsey did have a job at one time... - Page 6

Les · #76 02-11-2005, 09:43 PM

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Sheesh. I'd be absolutely lost if I didn't have you to interpret their childish comments and explain exactly what they meant to say.

Right back at you, friend. It's great to know there can't be any other possible or even plausible explanations for anything they've ever said or done since you're here to explain exactly what every bit of means without even being privvy to most of what's happened in their lives.

dissention · #77 02-11-2005, 09:55 PM

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Right back at you, friend. It's great to know there can't be any other possible or even plausible explanations for anything they've ever said or done since you're here to explain exactly what every bit of means without even being privvy to most of what's happened in their lives.

Exactly.

Unlike some people, though, I don't wear rose-colored glasses when it comes to Stevie Nicks or Lindsey Buckingham and, when presented with the things the two of them have presented to us over the past twenty years, I can recognize laziness when I see it.

strandinthewind · #78 02-11-2005, 10:03 PM

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To be honest, I'm having a little difficulty following that second sentence and who the "SN people" are and what they're supposed to have said and who the "LB people" are, etc.

Well then let me explain it

Historically, on this site people are pigeonholed into two camps - LB likers and SB likers (or chiffonheads

) -- people seem to think that the chiffonheads are oversensitive to Stevie criticism. Vice Versa for LB supporter. I cannot believe you have never noticed this. As to whom fits where - I think you are well qualified to make those assumptions yourself seeing as how you have been here longer than I have and often participate in these discussions

For the record, I like both LB and SN as well as FM - I also wish CM was still part of the band - but sadly, that will never happen. I also think I call it like I see it when expressing opinions about the history of the band and I back up what I conclude. So, despite Diss.'s placing me earlier on the Stevie Camp, I think I am not really a huge chiffonhead - how that term is usually defined. Does that help?

Edit - again, my entire post did not show

Les · #79 02-11-2005, 10:07 PM

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Originally Posted by dissention

Exactly.

Unlike some people, though, I don't wear rose-colored glasses when it comes to Stevie Nicks or Lindsey Buckingham and, when presented with the things the two of them have presented to us over the past twenty years, I can recognize laziness when I see it.

I don't own rose colored glasses. But I also don't own ****-colored glasses, and I'm not familiar with this concept that one must have an extreme and judgmental opinion on absolutely everything they do, especially when some of the facts are shaky and open to several interpretations.

strandinthewind · #80 02-11-2005, 10:09 PM

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. . . I can recognize laziness when I see it.

and usually it is seen in my typing skills

Les · #81 02-11-2005, 10:10 PM

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Originally Posted by strandinthewind

Well then let me explain it

Historically, on this site people are pigeonholed into two camps - LB likers and SB likers (or chiffonheads

) -- people seem to think that the chiffonheads are oversensitive to Stevie criticism. Vice Versa for LB supporter. I cannot believe you have never noticed this. As to whom fits where - I think you are well qualified to make those assumptions youself seeing as how you have been here longer than I have and often participate in these discussions :shrug For the record, I like both LB and SN as well as FM - I also wish CM was still part of the band - but sadly, that will never happen. I also think I call it like I see it when expressing opinions about the history of the band and I back up what I conclude. So, despite Diss.'s placing me earlier on the Stevie Camp, I think I am not realy a huge chiffonhead - how that term is usually defined. Does that help?

I'm terribly familiar with the camps.

I just wasn't quite able to follow your sentence to understand what you said was being attributed to whom. It's not really important. I think we both probably know that we don't agree on each other's interpretation of several issues. Such is life.

strandinthewind · #82 02-11-2005, 10:12 PM

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I'm terribly familiar with the camps.

I just wasn't quite able to follow your sentence to understand what you said was being attributed to whom. It's not really important. I think we both probably know that we don't agree on each other's interpretation of several issues. Such is life.

Such is life indeed and I really agree with much of what you said here and elsewhere. I think we disagree mostly in the minutia

and I really like hearing your point of view as mine most certainly is not the law - so to speak

dissention · #83 02-11-2005, 10:12 PM

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I don't own rose colored glasses.

Could have fooled me.

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But I also don't own ****-colored glasses, and I'm not familiar with this concept that one must have an extreme and judgmental opinion on absolutely everything they do, especially when some of the facts are shaky and open to several interpretations.

Could have fooled me.